Collection: Johann Georg van Caspel

Johann Georg van Caspel Posters – Timeless Art Nouveau Elegance for Your Home

Step into the world of Johann Georg van Caspel, a master of early 20th-century Dutch poster art. His captivating compositions and fluid lines embody the elegance and decorative beauty of the Art Nouveau movement. Van Caspel’s works, often created for advertising, transform everyday scenes into refined visual narratives, where flowing forms and rich colors create a sense of sophistication and allure. From fashionably dressed figures to intricate typography and ornamental flourishes, each piece captures the charm of a bygone era, making it a perfect addition to a curated interior.

At Posterton, we ensure that every Art Nouveau masterpiece is handled with the utmost care. Van Caspel’s illustrations have been meticulously restored to maintain their intricate linework, soft shading, and harmonious color palettes, preserving the integrity of the original works. His distinctive style continues to bring timeless elegance and artistic refinement into modern spaces.

Who was Johann Georg van Caspel?

Born in 1864, Johann Georg van Caspel was a Dutch artist and lithographer known for his striking Art Nouveau posters. Drawing inspiration from French and Belgian poster art, he infused his works with graceful figures, stylized lettering, and decorative elements that defined the era’s aesthetic. His designs, often commissioned for advertisements, captured the flourishing culture of early 20th-century Amsterdam, blending commercial appeal with artistic excellence.

His most celebrated works, including posters for Dutch brands such as Hinde Rijwielen and Boon’s Geïllustreerd Magazijn, remain highly regarded for their blend of elegance and functionality. Today, van Caspel’s legacy endures, offering collectors and design enthusiasts a glimpse into the refined visual world of Art Nouveau. His prints bring a sense of nostalgia and artistry, elevating interiors with their distinctive charm and timeless beauty.